Image Metadata Viewer
Inspect an image's format, pixel dimensions, file size and embedded EXIF data (camera make/model, orientation, date taken, GPS coordinates) — parsed directly from the file's bytes, entirely in your browser.
Input
Read locally in your browser — the file is never uploaded anywhere.
Output
Summary
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| No data yet | |
EXIF Metadata
| Tag | Value |
|---|---|
| No data yet | |
Guides
What does this tool do?
Upload a PNG, JPEG, GIF or WebP image and instantly see its format, pixel dimensions, and file size, plus — for JPEGs — its embedded EXIF metadata: camera make and model, orientation, the date the photo was taken, and GPS coordinates if the camera recorded them.
Nothing is guessed or estimated. The tool reads the image's raw bytes and parses them against the actual file-format specifications: PNG's IHDR chunk, JPEG's SOF/APP1 marker segments, GIF's logical screen descriptor, and WebP's VP8/VP8L/VP8X chunks. EXIF data is decoded by walking the TIFF directory structure embedded in a JPEG's APP1 segment — the same structure every camera and phone writes metadata into.
Common uses
- Checking a photo for GPS coordinates before sharing it publicly — many phones embed the exact location a picture was taken, which you may not want to post along with the image.
- Verifying camera settings on a photo — make, model, and date taken, useful for organizing a photo library or confirming when/how a shot was captured.
- Confirming image dimensions and format before uploading to a site with size or format requirements, without opening an image editor.
- Auditing images for hidden metadata before publishing them on a blog, in a listing, or in a public dataset.
How to use it
- Upload an image (drag-and-drop or click to browse).
- The Summary table shows format, dimensions, file size, and whether EXIF data was found.
- If EXIF data is present, the EXIF Metadata table lists each tag and its decoded value — including GPS coordinates as decimal degrees, if available.
- Use the copy/download buttons to export the EXIF table as CSV.
Which formats show EXIF data?
EXIF metadata is a JPEG-specific feature (technically part of the TIFF/Exif specification embedded in JPEG's APP1 segment). PNG, GIF and WebP images will show format, dimensions and file size in the Summary table, but the EXIF Metadata table will report "No EXIF data found" — these formats don't carry EXIF the way JPEG does. A JPEG can also lack EXIF entirely if it was stripped by an editor, messaging app, or social network (many platforms strip metadata automatically on upload).
Why does GPS data matter?
If a JPEG's EXIF data includes GPS coordinates, this tool decodes them into a readable decimal-degree location (e.g. 33.669917° N, 116.998194° W). This is exactly the kind of information that can inadvertently reveal your home address or other sensitive locations when sharing photos taken on a smartphone — worth checking before you post.
Privacy
This tool runs entirely in your browser. The image is read locally and parsed byte-by-byte on your device — it is never uploaded to any server, so no one but you ever sees the file or the metadata (including GPS coordinates) it contains.